New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-15
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except Sunday.
C. w. H. HEIDEMAN. Agent.
Judge Weber dispenses justice at
St. Peter this week.
Hon. John Lind is attending the Su-
preme Court ut St. Paul.
We are informed that Oscar Behnke,
Ali Crone and Olto Baarsch have gone
20 Washington Territory.
Mr.. Adolph Alvin advertised the ar
rival of a boy in his family Thursday
by passing around the cigars.
The A. O. U. w. basket picnic at
hunters rest last Sunday was not very
largely attended on account of the rainy
weather.
Messrs. Vogelpohl and Dunkel have
formed partnership and will con-
tjnue the merchant tailoring business
Cd Minnesota street. We bespeak for
them a successfulvbusiness career.
The annual meeting of the Lutheran
Synod Of Minnesota and other states
will be held at Jordan, from %. to the
29. day of June. Rev C. j. Albrecht
and Prof. O. Hoyer, A. F. REIN, G.
. Burk and e. Relchenbecher of this city
will be in attendance.
b We call the attention of our readers
20 the new advertisement of Schubert
and Floor. They have opened and are
now dealing in first class farm machin-
cry at their place OF business corner
Broadway and End North Street. Give
them call
Upon the application of the mayor,
Judge Weber has appointed E. G.
Koch, Albert Behnke and JAG. kloss-
ner jr. as members of the board Of
Public Works. We believe that these
appointments will give entire satisfac-
ton to the tax payers.
Theresa. daughter of Wolfgang Pref
singer, OF Lafayette, aged years, died
last Saturday, at the Hospital, Of the
fatal disease diphtheria. Three daugh-
tiers of Mr.. Preisinger who were affiict.
ed with the same disease have recov-
cred.
Corpus Christi was observed by the
Catholics OF New Ulm and vicinity
with the usual ceremonies Thursday.
The procession was not as extensive as
in former years, there being only one
altar erected in place of four as was
the custom in former years. The at
tendance was quite large. Rev. Tori of
Sleepy Eye conducted the services as
Rev. Berghold has not quite recovered
from his late attack of sickness.
The Review man made flying visit
to Courtland last Wednesday and was
pleased to find the little place prosper.
ing. The three stores of Oh. Bobsin,
Richter & Cordes aud &. G. Roberts are
doing a good business A. Aman runs
a first class blacksmith shop, Fred Bob
sin refreshes the thirsty and hungry
and a number of other industries are
well represented. Mr.. James Doty
d. has improved his herd of blooded cat
tie lateIy by purchasing ten head OF
Aolsteins from Minneapolis. They are
daisies and no mistake.
The national Monument Committee,
Sons of Hermann. Messrs. H. Orleman,
j. c. Haupt and VIM. Theobald con-
ferred with delegates from the State
Lodges, at Minneapolis, last week.
The cost of the monumet is estimated
at 1924, 600. OF this sum $4,000 are in
the hands of the treasurer and it was
decided to commence the building of
the foundation with this sum. The ma
tional committee will address circular
letter to all of the lodges aking them to
assist in raising the necessary $4,000.
Work on the foundations was Gem
menced last week.
Thomas Healy, a young man q years
OF age, met with horrible de ath on
his farm p miles west of Fulda, We'd
nesday June 8. He was engaged in
breaking with four horses, they in some
manner became frightened and ran
>, away. The unfortunate young man
had the lines tied around his waist and
could not free himself The horses ran
to the barn. distance of three quarters
OF mile, and dragged their victim
with them. Arrived at the barn, the
] horses stopped and Healy's mother
rushed from the houses upon behold
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